Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-01


Tha marriage Of toe Hon. Jos. Jox-
eenaen. Of WaiiR Wnlln, and Miss Nay
Pees h aBnounssd for yauuaEy 81.
Judes Hoys has rendered decision
| In favor q The Gorthzrn Rasine rail-
road in The famous timber ensfinR aass
Vhish involves Ice Fight 10 the land
grant fos The ma-kalama lias.
| 4 joint stock company has besn or
eanizsd 10 build Q Telegraph line from
0oldendale 70 BiRga, Oregon. The
moosy hss been auhsegibed By residents
os 0oldsndaIa, Columbus and BieEs.
OseE0n., and tbs lins b eertaisty In
The near f1fure.
General Curry returned last 6unday
from OF the Bpokans 4 PAloass Rail-
road survey, says the Ral0uee Hstas. he
| Fep0Flm that be found she route mag
ns6oent ona, the farmers, a. Q rule, all
very reasonably inolined In regard 90
Fight Of gag, and every prospects for the
buildinR Of the road, In early spring.
very favorable.
A Lewiston sneoial Of The 27th 10 the
Nslia Walls Journal says: The Jury
came IN. this evening, With verdict Ia
she case Of TIE United States W. Hibbs.
They acquitted him on the charge ct
forging postal monay order 2, 773; and
% ths charge Of forging postal money
order 22.76S found him guilty. The
Judge hxsd Friday, Dec. Slst. 70 pro-
noanss sentenee.
Tia Hoodoo correspondents Of the f'a
l0use Mess bewuiis the eitnatioa Of that
camp g. follows: tbs heathen attempt
ed 10 take Unnle Banks wNaef fKom him
- - 90 Ame 49, ar.A
che whites W0uld1S stand any dam
pheolishnses they weakened and have
been quiet eveg since. Petty thisvin9 is
going en- and Q WhsIesals piunder Of va
caat houses b taking place every dag.
The few whites In camp have 10 d0ubls-
lock thei1 doors when they 90 OF 30
work; even giant powder IL not safe 10
be lying around loose. The Chinese
musi 20 lust Q little sloQ OF zee caasp 10
liabie te Be painted eArmine hue.
They respect no mans claim Who 10 not
here 10 watch u.
sNATIozAL ouAnD NOTES.
A great degrees Of interest," ID mani
Tested By the members Of the new CON-
cany at Spokane Falls.
A nav company has recently bean or
ganixed 90 WAlla Walla. Il will be mas-
tered into the servics Of the Territory -
ouee. The officers are: Captain, Joseph
Ooury; First Lieutenant, John Murray;
Second Lieutenant, z. 8. Morgan.
The Tacoma Guard, undSs the eaptnin.
OF Of W. ]. Fife. vas mustered into the
service Of the Territory on Wednesday
evening. becoming Company O. Nation
81 Guard Of Washington. After Short
/ drill Is the aFmoFy. the men, In full uni-
form, ware drawn up In line and
/ inspected and mustered into service
By Captain Albert Whyte, acting fer
Adjutant General O'Bnen. Twsnfy-
three men answered to the roll call.
There are thirty members OF the CON-
paDy. The others will be mustered In
~ the next drill Of the company on
Wednesday evening.
M1nIso NOTES.
Clarke, Harris and King are all busv
on the Mother Lode. They are nov IS
feet in their new tunnel and are taking
out some very noe quartz. They have,
also, other men at work in their upper
tunnel.
y. Calbertson, Superintendent of the
Tiger mine, has been Ia town for q fee
days. he reports everything booming
on Canyon Greek and says ali the mInea
being worked are showing up 20 the
best advantage.
Bob Horn has completed assessment
work on the Henry Watterson and Obi
aago lodes 10 ReedeF Gnleh. He new
/ proposes 10 farther develop his nauscle
| BY assisting four men that he has work-
| ing for him on the Bismarck and Oiia
loAss In Oregon Guloh. --ANrray Sun.
The visit Of superintendent Henry
BONANZA Of Montana. to CDaT d'Alene
here By bic company.
One foot Of snoV In Murray, fear feet
on the snmmit Of the Thompeoa. and
nearly ave On the highest poists Of the
range. Last year there gas scarcely
any snow until after New Year.
The Helena Indepsndsnt Il authority
fOs the folloWine; "rhe Helena Concsn-
tratine Company. place OF business 81
Wardner. Idaho. is negotiating With
Portland eAEties feg the eaie Of thsiF
plant. TIE Portland company b also
| naaTing foR the purchase OF the Banker
Hill and Sullivan mines, which Che
Helena company n0W holds under Lease.
There 10 . verbal opsi0n 90 the property
until about the frat Of 1851. TAs pros
pective sale b said 20 Involve aeoat
$4,000 IN eaah.S-1urTsy Rsaord.
xkKrMA kND KFTTrzka.
Ths round house and mashine shovs
af EllansburR are nnishOd and the ma
ohinsry 10 being ct up.
Al the stock hes haan subscribed for
the smelteF at RHsnsharg. and the
miners guaEsntss 70 snough Gre 70 ran
u ell The time.
The arst caRieaa Of coal from Roslyn
arrived at North Yakima yesterday. Ths
town will BE- s1ppiisd with coal now and
people say With Ocid LATER.
J. @. Evans nlssd 16,0oo pounds Of
onions this year IN . little over one
acre 81 land. which he has cold as IL
asntn Ger pound. except Aboaf 1000
pounds, and As uin ess 3 oants per
poand fos them.
The Ellsnsharu Esp Era d soad n lie
praise Of M en,erpRiss Of citizens Of
thas town, and oitea - exampls The
estAbiishing 81 rednstien works. tbs
bailding Of psw street crossings aad The
making the LsonhaFd bridge free.
The Rosewood vAlisy h developing
l quits . FepatAtion 90 q fFuis eo1nsFy.
fha bench lands prove 10 be wsll adaps-
"a 10 sue growth Of I'll kinda Of fruit.
fhe springs are early and the bensh
lands are gate fFee from early and late
srusia The season 10 about ten days 70